Parenting & DevelopmentДЇemale dragons took the lead when it came to breeding, choosing their mate largely based on the size of the hoard of prospective males. Their lairs always had two entrances: one underwater through the adjacent swamp or pond, and one above-ground, disguised amidst the undergrowth. They were excellent swimmers and often made their lairs in submerged caves or underground chambers near swamps or murky ponds. They preferred to ambush their targets, using darkness or water as their cover. The black, glossy scales of black dragons added to their camouflage within swamp lands. They were cunning creatures who lived to inspire fear and rule by intimidation. Ecology LairД«lack dragons lived in swamps, jungles and fetid marshlands. Breath WeaponД«lack dragons expelled a jet of highly corrosive acid. Their only disadvantage was that their heavily wooded habitats typically prevented them from flying very high in combat. They were vicious and ruthless adversaries, and their acidic bile dissolved through the heaviest armor with ease. CombatД«lack dragons preferred ambushes to straightforward fighting. Solitary and extremely territorial in their nature, black dragons would seldom form clans, opting to do so only when they lived in the most hazardous of environments or when faced with a danger that could wipe out large swaths of their population. A black dragon grew up to a maximum size of 16вЂЇfeet (4.9вЂЇmeters) tall, 85вЂЇfeet (26вЂЇmeters) in length, with a wingspan of 80вЂЇfeet (24вЂЇmeters). They smelled like rotting vegetation and foul water. A large frill adorned the upper part of the neck. Physically, they were most distinguished by their horns, which protruded from the sides of their heads and wrapped around, projecting forward. The young black dragon Nightscale guarding her treasure hoard.Д«lack dragons appeared abnormally slender in comparison to other chromatic dragons-wiry, but not gaunt.

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